Can the truck stand on the church square in Broechem during the fair?

The municipality decides that. The party committee or organiser submits the application to use the square, and we add our technical sheet. When you apply, also indicate where the stalls and rides will go, so a spot with clear passage remains for the truck.

Our farmyard in Emblem is low-lying. Can the truck still get on after rain?

On concrete, cobbles or a paved drive, certainly. A low-lying grass meadow turns into a sponge after a wet week, and our wheels sink into it. Send us pictures of the yard, preferably after rainy weather, and together we will decide where we can stand safely.

Does the truck work in a company car park without a power cabinet?

Yes. The truck runs fully autonomously: wood for the oven, its own water tank, refrigeration and worktops are on board. What we need from you is a free, flat spot and a mobile number for whoever will meet us at the gate.

When is it best to book for our September fair?

The earlier the better, because summer and fair weekends fill up fast. Send your request as soon as the date is fixed, with the location, the expected number of visitors and the type of event. You then receive a proposal with a menu, arrival time and the arrangements for the spot.

Hire a pizza food truck in Ranst

Four villages, four kinds of ground: a church square in Broechem, a farm in Emblem, a club ground in Oelegem or a company car park right by the motorway. Our pizza food truck in Ranst adapts to each of them.

Four villages

Ranst, Broechem, Emblem and Oelegem each have their own parties and associations. The truck drives to the square, the farm or the club ground where it happens.

Close to the motorway

Companies around the Ranst interchange often have plenty of room to park, which suits a staff party or client day without an external hall.

Ready for the meadow

On a farm we choose a firm strip by the stables or at the road, so the truck doesn’t get stuck even after a downpour.

Village parties in Broechem, Emblem and Oelegem

Each village in Ranst has its own calendar: fairs, neighbourhood parties, school parties, meal days of sports clubs and youth movements. It is often a few hundred visitors on an afternoon or evening, organised by volunteers. A truck with a wood-fired oven that brings everything itself makes their work a good deal lighter. They can then concentrate on the bar, the raffle and welcoming people.

A club’s or school’s own ground requires no paperwork. For a church square or a street it is different: the organiser must then ask the municipality of Ranst for a permit to use public space. That application goes more smoothly with our technical sheet attached, which you get from us. Also state how long the truck will stay, set-up and take-down included.

Farms and meadows along the Nete

In Emblem and towards the Kleine Nete lie farms with large yards and meadows. A birthday or anniversary on a yard like that gets an extra eye-catcher from a truck. We put it on concrete or cobbles by the stables, or on a paved drive, with the serving side facing the party. Children in the family then keep running over to see what comes out of the oven.

Meadows in a river valley soon turn boggy after rain. That is why we avoid the grass, unless it is firm enough. Send us photos of the yard and we will choose a spot together. A socket in the stable is unnecessary: the truck has its own water, refrigeration and wood. The dew that rises from the valley in the evening also makes a strip of grass slipperier than you might think.

Companies around the interchange

For many motorists Ranst is the interchange where the motorways to Turnhout and Hasselt part. Around that junction companies have settled with warehouses, offices and sizeable car parks. A staff party or client day can take place there without a hall: the truck drives onto the car park, the wood starts to crackle and colleagues come outside of their own accord to see what smells so good.

Because the approach runs over the motorway, the truck is quickly on site, although we always allow a margin for the traffic jams around Antwerp. On the site itself we want a flat strip that blocks no loading dock or emergency exit. A crew above 150 people gets a second baking station. When the oven goes out, we load everything back and the car park is left clean.

Chloe en Matthieu, Gedreven jonge ondernemers met oog voor service en kwaliteit.Perfecte levering van wat is afgesproken. Top,proficiat! Dirk Quirynen,Bestuurder Royal Oak.
— Dirk Q.View on Google

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